Top 3 Ways to Remotely Log Out of Your Google Account on an Android Phone
                     Top 3 Ways 
to 
Remotely 
Log Out of 
Your 
Google 
Account on 
an Android 
Phone
Introduction:
 Yes, here are eight methods for 
using an Android phone to remotely 
log out of your Google account
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Google Account Preferences:
 Open "Settings" on your mobile 
device.
 After swiping down, select "Google" 
or "Accounts."
 Press on your Google account.
 Locate the account removal or sign-
out option.
  Depending on the Android version 
and phone settings, this could 
change.
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The My Account page on Google:
 On any device, open a web 
browser.
 Visit the My Account page at 
myaccount.google.com on Google.
 To log out of a Google account, sign 
in with it.
 Open "Security" from the menu.
 Locate the device or active session 
management option. 
 You can log out of the particular 
device from here.
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Android Device Manager:
 Open the Android Device Manager 
in a web browser on a different 
device (google.com/android/find).
 To log out of an Android device, use 
the same Google account that was 
used to log in.
 After selecting the intended device, 
click "Sign out."
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Google Device Locator:
 You can locate your device and 
remotely log it out with Google's 
Find My Device service (available at 
google.com/android/find), which 
works similarly to Android Device 
Manager.
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Google Play Store:
 Open play.google.com, the web 
browser's link to the Google Play 
Store.
 To access the Settings, click the 
gear icon.
 Click on "My devices & activity."
 Locate your device, then select 
"Sign out."
 Google Security Exam
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Visit Google's Security Checkup :
 page On any device, go to 
myaccount.google.com/security-
checkup to access Google's Security 
Checkup page.
 Go over your signed-in devices and 
complete the check-up process.
  After that, you can take the device 
out of your account.
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Modify the password for your Google 
account:
 Any device that uses your Google 
account will automatically log out if 
you change the password. 
 Navigate to the My Account page on 
Google and update the password.
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Last resort: factory reset
 Using this method, your Google 
account and all other data on the 
phone are deleted.
 Go into the settings on the phone, 
select "System" or "Reset options," 
and then select "Factory data 
reset." You should only use this if 
all other attempts have failed or if 
you are unable to access the 
device.
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Conclusion:
 Make sure you have access to 
another device and your Google 
account credentials before 
attempting some of these steps. 
 Be cautious as well, since certain 
operations, such as factory resets, 
will remove all of the device's data.
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